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An old motto says, Seeing is be
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A Well wisher is one who invests
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A pretty little child smilingly asked
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HATTOTCHING IN ENGLAND.
H,ndon rcrrrto The san Ffanejsco A5gonam

L9ndon letter 10 Tbe san FFGncisco ATgonnV.
have said that hat touchIng IS an almost universal
custom I'm England. and II IS. Every ;ndulgss in
IT, Bui before | go further. LET me explain that It IS
only people Of different grades OF society who touch
their hats 10 each other II has suddenly occurred TO
ne that this gratifying statement Is necessary for tho
rdlfcation Of those who might otherwise think that
gentlemen touch"d their hats to each other, trad"smcn
to tradcsmcn. servants to servants, ana SO on. II
gentlemen do. occasionally may br rrsSiblH i Is
only a. a of nero elaborate wave Of the hand or
raising of the waIlingsick handle whom passing each
thor I'm walking clrv alton of the whip when riding
or driving A. all events; +, met IN, kind s OF par ha,
touching 10 which rcfol IS that which Is mutually IN
dulgcd I'm between superio'7' and Interiors daie>ay
~" time when almost without cNce'fion. m"
Interiors touched their hats to the surrror>. with
sincere and honestly meant feeling Of respect I'm
afraid that day has gone past.
OF con- 80. a mans own mon servants touch their
hats 10 him. II they didn't thy would lo-c their
,isrcs So \ gcn.Icman's servant, mus, touch their
hats 10 thoir uqstcrs flcnhs whenever h"y speak TO
hrm thcm. and This mran~ when they pass them
I'm The roads II IS the ,gn IT gcnlcman', servants.
old fashioned people VIII tell Won. for them 10 tonc
their hats his fyicn's. II they don't touch hHir
are not real "qualitv." mater how rich he may be
or how crandly hN may live He and they will be put
down uob' and nor eau lchc' Who lach IN" mellow
ton, OF the rruc g'ntrv. ~ thr abolriS
taic and the villagers Ia country Village touch their
hats to " the gentry Whenever th'y meet The wom-
I'm and girl, ~ a village stop nj courtesy In the roads
to gentlemen or ladies though ms Is not near 80 com
mon n used 10 b.. tho maids and women
whom they mot them ont Itade>n'n, 10y which arc
meant thr butchers pahrrs >iwOugcis green eroccr-
and milfnrn with whom gentleman deals. 81 touch
their hats 10 hlw InIofN- drsl"iS uIhp.St'rris'
holsters. conf,ction"rs cc.. cur Above hatouch
Ing and raise their hat. their customers. there lee
ing vdN range I'm tho matter 90 sNlvty between hat
raising and hat touching T. all tg's h1itouchne
there Is attached obligation upon tn" person 10
whom the hat IS touched. IT, must touch rs has la
return. II h. Doesn't b" f. not gentleman don't
moan upon the broad ground patent 10 every
lacltof good manners but became II X the custom
1T me Illustrate: saw the other ,ay a wealthy
trad",man draper who {, much richcr than most Of
IL. lilo Ion
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To me Edtt0r ~ me TrfbpHc.
sir: An extract from fho SIM IT0HciscD Fosi In TIM
TRlnrNE Of sunday, under the heading "Mystrriou,
Mr. Webb costsns the following: when he was
buried there pui upon h. c"n the o. Robert
FMac Davies Tie name Of Robert Paine Davies Is well
known IN MontgOueryshirc ana Pembrokcsblre o. both
which csuntlcs II i believed Webb had b-cn High
Sheriff" Having list VI tho high sherins and county
magistrates Of Wales and Monmouth,hrr from tho tiAo
Of Henry VIII 10 ST. which county Henry. alsng with
his wives divorced from Wales fail 10 nEd such
relating TO MOntgOmeryssre. In welsh Ire faldwyn.
fcm BALDWIN. who, having been appointed 10y tho con
qusror Lieutenant OF the March lands taken this siio OF
Wales. about 1892 hul his castle ana planned town.
ever since which time the WEIGH have called n Ire
Falduyn-" Badwyn's abode. or settlement" The
tive. seized his castle and the town. bus IN the
next year 1893. were deprived of them by he redsubt
abc Roger de Mont gomcry hcncc the English name.
Montgomery. IN the list OF High sherins Of Pembroke
shire mad: Davies Robert Pawn, esq, of KdgcHay.
lsG9." Among tine Iounty Magistrates OF Pembroke
shire for 1872 appears Robert PAWN Davies, Of Ridge
wBv Sarbsrh. Il VIII bs noticed that tho Pawn has
into Paine In the account Of The Mysterious
Mr.. Webb Professor Thomas Ifce II named being
amssg his English friesdt but Professor Price IN
WeIshnnn. wnsd coch eva full rod blood.
proud Of his nationality aud distinguished assayer,
chemist and hydraulic engineer. Respectfully
Ncr- York, bee 10, 1887. ANfUHIN JOSgs
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At THF NATIONAL CHESS CONGRESS


The players IN long ROOM resent ling "A gallery
In fendal castle. Tn" walls are hung for tho
sent week with crimson and gold drapriie-. and Ia
niche ia tie wall rests the massive = lycr Nrwn",
cup, for two years I'm The possession Of Mr.. ". VI.
Cattle Near the fire place hangs Resenbauuf. celc-
braicd picture representing torrr- pOndcncc Came
PLAYED hy British player against the collective chess
intellect Of the world. Close by little print Of
the immortal T. II PhIlidor. the hero of the eighteenth
century chess and a capital lkcncss Of Paul MOI ly,
whose f. hcld IN such drvnut admir- ilon by all
students 81 the great intellectual game III which
neither chance manut b'xtcfiy TAX" = part. Down
the centre Of the room Of tables. over which
are bcndn ny Tho players IN III" NariOu- competitions,
carefully watched by learned AMI sympathetic az
dcfce The tables SCI apart I r The "Tcn NAstci-'
are Isolated from the rcs aud placed In an oval III
Now "a master" at chess Is - mighty parsonage In
his way one Of the immortal "Mahnimas,' who
cultivate the magic mysteries Of Occult IA and TheO-
e0phv In the distant mountains of Tibet They ere.
however. by means terrifying mystc ious mon
TO loci, AZ. stern and grave, some arc NOung
and grlIlal. arc blum and good humorcd, but
between the knowledge Of the science TO which they
arc devoted AMI tho playful ematcring Of openings
and gsmhis Uossesscd by tho average amateur thero
f. great guf GYcd They have pushed the scientific
doctrines Of recognized best possible moves To such
perfection that the preliminary skrnish Is i'le more
than the movements Of troops taking mp Old ground
ieforc entering tbs desperate iniHcacles - tho
" middle game They scOrn "Obsoletr cont inuailons"
that generations OF previous mastery have trcd
the devious paths Investigated all possible inttcacies
and eccen'ciles Of early play and their genius as
were. takes time to settle and pOise Itself before ~
springs Into the ultimate phi'osopbc future NJ chess
but the layman or ambitious amateur who sees how
openings developed and prolonged and extended
IA The science grows. Is tempted % ask ~ there Ia best
possible move IN reply 10 every combination Of moves
draw; or may ID not possibly he the that White
who always begins, must dwaya Wal The same
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prRE WATER EOK LERsEY CITY.

TO the Editor Of Thc Trtbune
SIR: For loug time past the people Of this city have
been suffering sn want OF pure aud wholesome water
Vnrsus suggestions have been made as to how the de
sired should be attained hut 80 far nothing post
lively definite has determined upon At tho present
moEont good deal of wrsngliDg Is going on over the
matter. The making tho greatest objection being.
ms rue those OF tho weakest caibe aud such as are
commonly called chronic gruGblerG
In tho meantime citizens are fsrced 10 drink the
vIl.st there be prospect or rsiof
miles. the matter he taken OF the hands or the poll
tcans and put under the cement or business men
M not THR TRIBUNE, which has done such noble work
for the Fresh Fund say word 70 help obtain pure
water for the people Of jersey City PURE WATER
JerscH Cify, doc. 10, 1887.
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kind OF perplexlng problem seems 10 have susScssd
itself TO John stuart Mill. who said 70 nave
Tho study of mnsc-if he did not Altogether reIuso
it-as either an art science on me glouIu .n'
the possible combnations-that Is iegal anu aai,sS
Lic combnafio,s-fo be uadc~out OF Tho seven ho,cs
and All Tenant scmltnncs Of octave were mite anu
that consequently there were only cerah n i',
~ nossLl, tunrs TO made, Of which inc InaJori,y
had iccn already constructed. and that the s'y was
consequently finite. As musicians smiio a, , mo
Iogcian,a Density. which ignores lrdivldnal genius,
SO probably the masters would smile at the carPms
90 nm 70 n pont familiar and final but the power ~
stratcgicsl combination being stronger natuahy, or
NOR, ,,roctlsci. I'm mind than another, thc yam"
ndr,cs ultimately To brain against brain Tho mar.
vcIlons fcai of simultsnco hlindfolh Playing oI
scvrral games il a superb example Of what human
,,cn nary can do.
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an ignomInous walt until pair of good ola iashloheo
horses como iC ITS assistance"
We have never had any such experience o" 'ho
tour Avenue Road In all the trips that The car has
made On that ne II has never had to mako an ghC
mlnious walt, nor been subjected to any decay OF
stoppagc from any whatsoever nor haVo HORSES
ever had To come to is assistance to make " CO. lac
officers Of the Fourth Avenue line VIII II h'ccS,dN.
corroboratc this stafcmcni and think you WIN sec
that il Is ,hie to rs that II be corrected go =,
With tho method employ. it IL impossible Tor me
stored electricity 10 give out sooner than cacusieu
for tho reason that before he leaves the station
we measure the amount Of cncrgy IN the battery ana
a. we know bv experience the number OF horsc-po"r
hours required to take loaded car over the fOau' IL
is impossible for us 10 be mis- taken.
Ncu-T YORK, Dec. II, 1881 -.
WILLIAM BRACKES Prcst.
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DEFENDING TIE JULIEN ELECTRIC MOTOR

To the razor Of Ths Tribune.
SIR In the very interesting article appearing In your
Journal OF to-day, In relation to tho julien electric
motor now in uso on the Fourth and Madison Avenues
street car lines OF this city, permit mo TO correct Inc
statement that "tho accumulators will sometimes DO
como refractory and the has unexpectedly to make
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Dusinese CbauteS.

y opportunity to invest 10000 Is offered.
~ Tho business be fully inycsgsed before investing
a dollar Addrcs, OPPORlu UNITY, Tribune once .
active OR SPECIAL PARTNERS with
y $4,000 wasted to extend paving manufacturing busi
nr.. STAPLE article Ready sale. thorough invest CATION
sole ted BUSINESS Tribune ONCE
all. concentrating investing in or forming
I comp,nles ncorpnratng their husiness SEM stap
for CIRCULAR PROSPECTUS 60. - brlalway Room loo
business FOR SALE.--ln one OF the largest
ID Western cltios chiefly cutlery. established % year,
must sell on account OF nhcnth capital required sD,u
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For fnlthrr particulars address 800, A.. Nh. , ,
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Nlueiral Jnslrumclts.

4 NI'MrER OF Grand. lpright and square
~ piano. of 10 u,s. ib>t =, yp't -
ne - tpl anp'r' t'Ri)st'A
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l1S and sol tgJitwty. Ism Il NpNNod' 5
uuillnn. Pianos oNch,agel. rcatcd. az instHnent'
CprCIAL NOTICE.
lNa, ,e gcneu's with the receiver ~ the Co'hv
Duncan OF the balance oi th'f -o'A
Of snail oneT thcn Wholesale or
RET Al ID iu,tlOn iiARD u ", IEtN Wa
u,uul.ctur,rs ot tho tamon, HAKDNAN fnnc.
Warorouins. lSN fith-aVenue.
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DreeSml kina.

hRESSMAKlNG.- tirSt-caSs drcssmaker
i wi4hcs TOW customers by Tho lay N hrsclass
inter and rtVlsh tlriprr. 10 seen Auilcss
AfrlsTE ri ,uue uptowa Ollee. l,25S Broadwav
hRESSMAKER.-A Parsian drcssmaker
Wishes customers IL able 10 give SAUSAGE
ton I'm every regari perfect ttng French drapng tea
gowns bali evening reception dresses moderate prices
short notice s. " est 54tart
nRESSMAKER- Il stylish drcssmakcr by
] the day or week bet city reference Miss QUfNLAN,
4pl Uih. ave, dtOor
nRESSMAkER.-By competent dre-smaker;
by the day; terms I'll 50. Address ring outside 0e
23l East - IN 81. .--,.,..- .n.x...,-z-v~~
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> Oldest ani bc,i known m L >; kstibh'hed 1919
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Tanning AsaSsmies.

ALLEN DODWORIH. No. 63l Fifth-av,.
CLASSES ASD PRIVATE LESSONS
CIRCULAR.
CrNTLENEN Mon iag Art rhur,lay EVENING"
see special circ liar. .
pANA 4. An! other bolYpltI public pns AZ 'Oel)A
sons l3 last lith,t
L'ERNNNDOS DANCING ACADEMY, lG2
Eat 55tA.,L tBlus Bl.lIns. cit,,s3 ars nsT iog
r4re .44,l,t,tls. fNpp,llts rs;t1tpl Ii'f
aAv. O-tOl'rIl sat .. i.rtt.tr
CARRIERS DANCING ACADEMf, so ON
cl So lessons all hnlts "alf t.us 10
rapidly Ha'. t. l- Tor ssinan- ana select Iec''" 40
Terms moicrtt'
EFO. W. WAILACFS CLASSES.
" - 18th u aui laEl, .-'ih 81 an" tt"aVo
sec Circulate.
l. NICKLRBOCKER II West lIth-st -
~ Waltz taught -, ANS ncy dA"e n By Nai.,e J.
GlNIA largo corps ~ ustuUtHf' terms molrtA"' IT,
cocoon Monday -,eniug. zee c..cuaT.
MISS ELLA HOY L. Is West l9th-St., guar
VI Aatc~s 'ho wa,e- sii al fashion ,hie daA -
Irvae SPECIAL attention 20 piv te schools an pupils resi-
dtn."A
DROF. HALLS. 1913 Yves lth- St.-Nali
| gu,iautrci perfect IA thee private lessons leFhs
mOleIstc
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Musical instruction.
ANEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC


tEASr l4rII ST. 81 door Of JriI. AVE
Chartered 1915.
THE FIRST ORGANIZED and beat appoints 90 I,sryL
America
At thus FAMOUS SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Elorntoi. Foe.
elm Language Drawing AMI PuntlnL leafs rJl,lyS
UNQUALIFIED ADVANTAGES.
OPEN DAY aud EVENING Tor ths Reception ~ Phpls.
N. hTho y. Y CON~EHNA rory only At East tn
st.. nsIr bihlyc. has no BRANcH nor CONNECTION villa
ohor school ON tho street Ia tho CITY roprosents
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BROOKLYN.

TIVE CKITTENDEN.
i ENGLISH PREPARATORY, FRENCH SCHOOL
and kindsrgirten for both
~ Hicksst corner Of Pineapple.
SECOND YEAR September "a Mss H. M.WHEELER
Principal Eight conneotot with the Packer Colss
late Institute. Second term begins Nov. 10
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miscellaneous.

DATiIS Sea water, tub, Russian, turkish,
ID daily except sunday A. NJ To Top IN. Newest larsest
and the world. 81 Produce ENohaoge bloalWay
NARPEr-LAYING and UPllOLS TERlNG
~ done. Address sCuuLTZ. 30 East 30th ST.
HANDSOME dark brown horse, long name
/ aud tail lb. hands high warranted sonhd anu Hihd
viii sold bargain price, $3.50. C. W. TYSON inca
ire Ticket Alec, Windsor Hotel
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cNBtrnrIiou.
For Both Sexes.
A -MEISTERSCHAET SCHOOL OF LAN-

FOR BOCn OcxeS.
A -MEISTERSCHAFTS SCHOOL OF LAM
40 iE6MoNp q sffiNExU: !. e: Principaai u.,.
teschaft system. Free trial lesson wednesday az
% also s&Sc 'if''f' superior native
CLlNTON LIBERAL ms rITUTE. Schools
,E1 S.ns,. .ss As PH At Sa s.
dent SORT Plan. y. Y.
CTENOGRAPHIC and Typewriting Institute,
bv W s1d fran "i Fosncy Tte month.
free Circulars Sas3
Miscellaneous
A -CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free
1 VT "I F 2o or a 1%2 Se'sy !
y elegant penmau and bookkeeper would
one week EEK TfiIII6SaorGih q icSiartoa.avo ~
pRlvATE TUITION by hsnr or month for
colegc or aw T. Heaton. A.. OK ori. blgriser at
Jaw ' T. Kors .iw h. a. CamJr'IIs sos 6th-ayo
Bows and Young Mcn---Cou1tr7
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOY'.-At Mil
s; a. a? e: S K 2 h 70 @
II p;llLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
wo'e's N'' r 'ss r. !. s'' H. 'Hs
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tanytown- on Hui-
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A select home .cho,. j. FRED SMITH \ ", Prinop'L
NEWTON o.. ~ lNsrIruTE.-For boys;
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DOUGHKEEP>iE n. y Military N
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DEYNsYLVAVIh MILITARY ACADEMY,
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ta MI e.. Easl, collHcro Cot TE6 mYHT Pr,s.a
For younr La1ies-C)Ilt,Y
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sgONF and DAY SCHOOL. tor GIRLs.-Prl-
mary, lntormetnte. Classical @nssn Mssc; T Tnps,
Na.sar graiuatssteacher> TIN EiM> sprnsne.I- Ha,1
HONE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
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SHT and nv a Tor n.2 Ivan; s9. WoSra
Iaugulec, Mudc ant Art NO courses for RFatu''o''
icar ''S"' S%iiSs SARAH L. MAGEF. Principal
(sncocsor 10 Mrs IacEsou) ---------
rERINlTY HALL. Revcrly,- y. }.
Established 1867.
m. ronrl home school for twenty young ladies' Vared
advantage. of the ge ct order Careful training In manner
mimi amt heart. solid IN English Music Art ana
Ianyuaees present for students preparing ior
any COLLEGE. begins February p For circular
address the principal ,,,.,,r ,,opoxe ur~T
SVEST Wal NUT STREET BOARDING.
w SCHOOL for voln; 1eils, at ns., ri. etisi
year ,ren $50 9 500 pss ,',r Atls:" N''E
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Media (Pennj AcAisnH
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BENNINGTON N. j. SEMINARY.-Ladies
cslleke School or Bays colo1o prep,rator, ar.
best sanitary conditions gas AMI steam boat Commehdsi
by President AcCosh. A9th year. hIpensos moiarlte
4. uANlON. d. d., President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. NYACk -ON-TliE-
udssn. for ladies' AMI geRtcmen. Sueee"ul at popl
lar rates University preparatory Music art eogiaphy.
business September L. Seni
for catalogue IL. BANlsIEI. ~ NJ, Principal
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For Bows an Younr Msr-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. LIB
u Broadway. t9t.,t. jl,r Yst-. Primary. con-
mrrcia classical dspsrments instruction thorough. NJ
NJ HOBBY. w l. AKIN. y. G.. HENDHl'kNoN. frn~
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL - East ljth-st.
w -Scsnunc. classical Two hundr'i students have
boon prepared Tor Columbia school oil Muoi